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District introduces new bus notification system

Aarnav Yarlagadda, Staff Writer
October 9, 2025

Coppell High School updated its bus notification system, replacing the Durham Bus Tracker app with the new Bus Zone app and moving the cafeteria bus display. With these changes, students are learning to adapt to the updated system while also facing some glitches and crowding challenges. Check out The Sidekick Staff Writer Aarnav Yarlagadda’s video on the new bus app for more.

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Aarnav Yarlagadda
Aarnav Yarlagadda, Staff Writer
Aarnav is a senior and a staff writer for The Sidekick. He loves to play video games with his friends, and his favorite game is Halo Infinite. Aarnav enjoys reading news because he likes learning various pieces of information around the world. Aarnav is excited for his second year at The Sidekick.  You can contact him at [email protected].